Dana White's one Fedor Emelianenko regret? No UFC fight with Brock LesnarJuly 03, 2012 (18:30) [ Indexed from MMAjunkie ]LAS VEGAS -UFC president Dana White has nothing bad to say about Fedor Emelianenko. Still.
While the fighter's management team has drawn the scorn of White numerous times in recent years, he maintains he has no problem with the recently retired Emelianenko.
Still, White regrets he could never get Emelianenko booked for a fight with a certain ex-champion under the UFC banner.
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Fedor Emelianenko built legacy in historic time period filled with highlight reels, politicsJune 28, 2012 (16:00) [ Indexed from MMAjunkie ]Politics always will be part of the fight game. In mixed martial arts, that perhaps never was as true as in the sport's formative times when Fedor Emeliankeno, reigned.
After Zuffa purchased PRIDE, Emelianenko was the only titleholder to not leave Japan behind for the octagon. He eventually played the free market in favor of Strikeforce as the biggest free-agent signing in history.
After an 84-second knockout of Pedro Rizzo this past week for M-1, Emelianenko hung up his gloves having never stepped in the UFC's octagon.
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Fedor Emelianenko confirms retirement after recent victoryJune 22, 2012 (17:15) [ Indexed from MMA HQ ]The career of arguably the greatest mixed martial artist in the history of the sport is officially over. Pride, Rings and WAMMA Worldchampion Fedor Emelianenko announced his retirement yesterday after a first round victory over former UFC veteran and former IFA Heavyweight champion Pedro Rizzo. The fight took place at M-1 Global: Fedor vs. Rizzo [...]
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Fedor Emelianenko retires following knockout of Pedro RizzoJune 22, 2012 (04:15) [ Indexed from MMAjunkie ]One of the greatest mixed martial artists in the history of the sport is hanging up his gloves.
HDNet's Ron Kruck on Thursday confirmed Fedor Emelianenko is retiring following a knockout of Pedro Rizzo at "M-1 Global: Fedor vs. Rizzo," which took place Thursday at Ice Palace in St. Petersburg, Russia.
The 35-year-old Emelianenko leaves the sport with an overall 34-4 record in 12 years of professional competition.
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